Fry and Leela, disguised as robots on a robot-only planet, are stopped by massive guards who administer a psychological test to detect humans. The characters must navigate a series of absurd questions to prove their robotic nature and avoid execution.
ROBOT GUARD #1: Halt! Be you robot or human?
LEELA: Robot . . . we be.
FRY: Yup. Just two robots, out robotting it up. [Fry does a brief robot dance] Eh?
ROBOT GUARD #1: Administer the test.
ROBOT GUARD #2: Which of the following would you most prefer -- "A", a puppy; "B", a pretty flower from your
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